Allan A Ryan Goes Bankrupt Loses Fortunes In War Boom
Allan A Ryan once a top Wall Street figure and son of Thomas Fortune Ryan filed for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 32.4 million dollars with 27.8 million secured and assets of 0.64 million His firms assets were placed in trustees after expulsion from the New York Stock Exchange following the Stutz Motor corner that hurt his fortunes The largest creditor is Guaranty Trust with over 8.8 million and 13.5 million securities pledged to itOthers include Chase National Bank Lawyers Title Trust and Empire Trust with Schwab and others among unsecured creditors
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New York
Alan A. Ryan
Wall Street
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Ryan
New York Stock Exchange
Stutz Motor
George F. Lewis
Allan A Ryan
Stutz
The
Stock Exchange
Stutz Motor Car Company
Exchange
Arthur Gwynn
Wiseacres
Guaranty Trust Company of
Allan A. Ryan & Co
Guaranty Trust Company
Allan A. Ryan
Chase National Bank
Title & Trust Company
England
Georgetown University
William Allen White case delays arrest amid editorial clash
Judge J A Mc Dermott heads to Emporia to review the case over White’s alleged violation of the Industrial Court act for posting placards supporting striking railroad shopmen. The governor confirms no arrest plan change. White remains displeased by the postponement while the Gazette reports he sang hymns waiting for execution and prepared a dying statement.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
J. A. McDermott
Kansas Industrial Court
Emporia
William Allen White
White
Allen
The
Emporia Gazette
Gazette
Henry Gannse
Irish Regulars Capture Limerick and Waterford
The Irish National Army has captured Limerick and Waterford. National forces reportedly took many prisoners and found arms and ammunition. Reports from Dublin and Belfast describe shelling incidents, pier explosions, and ambushes as irregulars retreat south. A girl was killed in Dublin as fighting spread.
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Limerick
Waterford
London
Associated *Press
Irish National Army
Dublin
Associated Free Press
Ireland
National Army
Red Cross
Imperial Hotel
Irish Republican Army
Country Club
East Cork
Belfast
Ballycotton
Roche Point
Cork
Roscrea
Tipperary
20 Ships To Carry Coal From Europe
New York July 21. Thirteen more ships with a 90 000 ton capacity were chartered to import coal from Europe amid a coal strike. A D Lasker, chairman of the United States Shipping Board, said twenty ships entered the coal trade in two days. He noted 167 vessels now ply between American and European ports and 400 idle bottoms could be commissioned within thirty days.
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New York
Europe
A. D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Daughter disinherited for Covington elopement with pool hall owner
Helen Cassimatis, 20, eloped with Pascal Warne, poolroom proprietor of 430 West Sixth, provoking her father Tony Cassimatis to alter a $300000 will. She inherits 100 drachmas while two brothers in Greece gain the remainder. Warne faces a Covington court hearing on bigamy charges.
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Covington
Pascal Warne
West Sixth Street
Helen Cassimatias
Tony Cassimatis
Lincoln Poolroom Company
Oliver W. Hardin
Cassimatis
Greece
Hardin Eaid
Warne
Nestram
Macedonia
James Higgins
Varne
Judge Manson
Mike Shilo Taylor
Madison Avenue
Manson
Denby Reports Airplane Accident No Injuries
Acting Secretary Roosevelt wires from Washington stating Secretary Denby confirms an airplane made a forced landing in Peking with no injuries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Denby
Peking
Walnut Hills Masonic Temple Construction Planned in Cincinnati
Walnut Hills Lodge No. 483 announces start of a new 100000 dollar Masonic Temple on August 1 at 1216 East McMillan Street. Ground-breaking will feature James J. Muir turning the first spade with a cornerstone ceremony in late September.
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Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
William Schuchardt
James J. Muir
MacMillan Street
Clarence E. Henderson
Dudley O. Cross
John R. Cooling
David C. Jones
Arthur Nash
Bradbury C. Poole
William J. Whitacre
Charles Galinari
Symmes Marshall
Belle Goepper Bakes 88th Birthday Cake At Price Hill
Mrs Belle Goepper marked her 88th birthday by baking a cake in her daughter in law s kitchen at 470 Crestline avenue Price Hill. She counted eighty eight candles and said the cake would be eaten on Sunday unless something happened. She warned that old friends or family might try to steal the cake.
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Belle Goepper
Crestline Aveniue
Price Hill
Mrs. Goepper
Sun Yat Sen Forces Retreat in Northern Kwangtung
Sun Yat Sen’s forces in Northern Kwangtung have been defeated and are retreating before Chen Chiung Ming’s troops, after the deposed South China president pinned his hopes on that region for a comeback, advices said from Shiuchow.
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Canton
China
Associated Press
Sun Yat-Sen
Kwangtung
South China
Chen Chiung Ming
Sun
Shiuchow
New Shop Union Formed By Great Northern Railroad
ST PAUL Minn July 21 Formation of a new shopworkers organization has begun at the Great Northern Railroad. The union will include new employees and older workers who refused to strike, and the company is reported to be the first railroad to take such action.
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New Shop Union
Great Northern
ST. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railroad
White defies arrest sign protest in Emporia window
William Allen White awaits an arrest warrant from Governor Henry J. Allen under the anti-picketing law. He refuses to remove a window sign in support of striking railroad workers, while similar cards appear in stores across Emporia amid ongoing labor dispute.
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White
Emporia
Kan
Associated Press
William Allen White
Kansas
Today
Henry J. Allen
R. J. Hopkins
Allen
England Asks U S To Probe Schooner Killings
The British Government asked the United States to investigate the killing of Captain George Edgecomb master of the schooner William H. Albury after it was robbed near Gun Key. The vessel linked to smugglers and a power boat Falcon was seen at a Miami dock with crew fleeing.
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Miami
Fla
United States
George Edgecomb
William H.albury
Colonel Jenkins
Albury
Gun Key
Bahamas
Falcon
Miami River
Florida
Critical Condition Of Lord Northcliffe Causes Anxiety
Associated Press reports Lord Northcliffe remains gravely ill with fever unabated and heart action impeded. The condition sustains widespread concern.
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Lord Northcliffe
London
Associated Press
Three Break Prison At Fort Madison Prison Break
Three men escaped from the State Penitentiary at Fort Madison Iowa yesterday afternoon. Two were captured with the aid of bloodhounds while a third man serving a life term for murder remains at large.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Rationing Coal Output and Legal Action Loom in Rail Strike
President Harding summoned Railroad Labor Board Chairman Hooper to Washington for a briefing on the strike. Attorney General Daugherty conferred with Senators Borah and Cummins on possible legal action in railroad and coal strikes, asserting government power to safeguard fuel and transportation.
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U.S
Charman Hooper
Labor Board
Washington
Harding
Daugherty
Borah
Cummins
E. M. Jewell
R. A. Henning
St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania’ Road
Federal Court of Appeals
Davis
W. L. McMenimen
Associated Press
Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Kellogg and Watson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Eastern Railroad
White House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Capitol
Senate Labor Committee
Aesgrupney
West
British Liner Beached After Fog Collision Near Portland
The British steamer Remuera bound for New Zealand with 544 passengers collided in fog with the freighter Marengo near The Lizard. Remuera returned to Portland, beached on mud flats after towing and pumping efforts. Marengo proceeded to Hull under its own steam after the incident.
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Plymouth
England
Associated Press
New Zealand
Panama Canal
William E
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Lizard
Portland
Hull
Ellerman
Wilson Line
New York
Whiting-Ady Regents Pressed for Address Change
Whiting Ady officials face a decision on a proposed address change affecting their district. The plan seeks to streamline routing and improve services for residents and businesses. Public input is expected at a town meeting next week.
Perry County Mine Pleads for Federal Troops to Guard Operations
The Consolidated Coal and Coke Company of Butler, Pennsylvania, asks President Harding for federal troops to protect its Perry County Ohio mine near New Straitsville after miners strike disrupts operations. One man died and several were seriously injured in clashes. Judge Peck refused federal jurisdiction, and Governor Davis says state troops are mobilized for strategic centers to handle possible disorders.
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Columbus
Davis
Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Butler
Harding
New Straitsville
Perry County
United States
John Weld Peck
Peck
Senators Fear Industrial Warfare Affecting Campaigns
Washington July 21 United States Senators grow restless over the industrial crisis. Lodge seeks New England coal share while discusses railroads and wage boards. Debate centers on labor actions and potential government seizure of mines if strike persists.
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Washington
United States
White House
Harding
Lodge
New England
Department of Commerce
Republican Party
James Watson
Indiana
Cummins
House of Representatives
House
Capitol
Senate
Kellogg
Pomerene
Ohio
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
United States Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Labor Board
Attorney General Says Steel Mergers Do Not Violate Sherman Act
In Washington on July 21 the Attorney General advised the Senate that Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel and the Midvale Republic Inland group mergers do not violate the Sherman or Clayton or Webb acts. He declined to opine on the federal trade act. The FTC said the opinion won’t affect its independent merger probe.
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Washington
Associated Press
Daugherty
Senate
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel Companies
Midvale
Republic and Inland Companies
la Follette
Attorney General
Federal Trade Commission
Sherman
Clayton
Commission
Mr. Daugherty
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Hoover plans big prod ureg for conference
Government explores a ten day to two week standstill on coal production while Hoover calls a Pittsburgh meeting of coal district reps to discuss rationing and anti profiteering. Senator King proposes a five member commission to probe the mine dispute as plans for central distribution and price restraint unfold.
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Hoover
Five
Indiana
McCray
Pennsylvania
Washington
Associated Press
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Virgina
Senate Today
Alfah
Commission of Five
Administration
Department of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Central Committee
Northwest
New England
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Financial Wizard
Governor’s Office
Mrs. Belle Goepper
U. S
Narding
Ben Hooper
David L
Commercial Tribune
Koht
Anvria
Congress
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